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Found it on Amazon for $167.00. They also have a ANYCUBIC Photon Mono 4K for 196.99 with essentially the same size capacity, and a bunch of others with higher resolution and larger printing capacity. I assume the 4K is a little bit better resolution. I know little about 3D printers but I'm concerned about getting something that is not size constrained without spending a ton of money.

Has the Anycubic Photon Mono size been a limitation on what you needed to do?

Thanks for the info.
It really depends on how you want to print and what you're looking for when it comes to results. 4k will of course get better results as far as horizontal details but at some point it ends up with diminishing returns. All of the printers should be capable of .01-.15mm on layer height so the walls will seem much smoother than an FDM printer.
When it comes to volume, i tend to print within my plate's capacity which is equivalent to a 6" phone screen, give or take. That's a diagonal measurement so it seems limiting at first. However it has 8" of vertical clearance, but the taller the print the longer it will take.
I think the coolest part of an SLA (resin) printer is that no matter how much detail or mass in each layer, the print time will always be the same for equivalent heights! The part I printed earlier was about 2 hours with a bit of lift from the printing plate (5mm) but if I turned it 90° I could make it much larger but print time would be multiple times longer. I'd guess around 8 hours.

So that being said, $170 to start off and play with it is a great starting point in my opinion. I've been printing models for tabletop games for a while now and it always comes out amazing.

Adding a couple of pictures of other random desk stuff I printed so you can see the detail in better lighting.
Ford Maverick 3D Printable STL Files of 2022 Maverick PXL_20221115_234535511
Ford Maverick 3D Printable STL Files of 2022 Maverick PXL_20221115_234606779
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It really depends on how you want to print and what you're looking for when it comes to results. 4k will of course get better results as far as horizontal details but at some point it ends up with diminishing returns. All of the printers should be capable of .01-.15mm on layer height so the walls will seem much smoother than an FDM printer.
When it comes to volume, i tend to print within my plate's capacity which is equivalent to a 6" phone screen, give or take. That's a diagonal measurement so it seems limiting at first. However it has 8" of vertical clearance, but the taller the print the longer it will take.
I think the coolest part of an SLA (resin) printer is that no matter how much detail or mass in each layer, the print time will always be the same for equivalent heights! The part I printed earlier was about 2 hours with a bit of lift from the printing plate (5mm) but if I turned it 90° I could make it much larger but print time would be multiple times longer. I'd guess around 8 hours.

So that being said, $170 to start off and play with it is a great starting point in my opinion. I've been printing models for tabletop games for a while now and it always comes out amazing.

Adding a couple of pictures of other random desk stuff I printed so you can see the detail in better lighting.
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Thanks for the info. I love the octopus with the hook'em signs.
 

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Any update on that Maverick model? Any pics of it assembled?
 
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I've not gotten anyone that will print one for me.
 

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Found a 3D printable file for the 2022 Ford Maverick to purchase and download.

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With the zip file comes .stl files for the body, interior, chassis, rims, and tires. The chassis doesn't have much detail, but then we generally only look at the outside. I'm thinking about buying a 3D printer so I can print this jewel at 1:43 scale. Here's the link.

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/maverick-assembly-kit

If there is anyone out there that can print these to a 1:43 scale, please PM me. Thanks.
I heard that cuts is not only glitchy (the files) a refund is impossible…I lost $5 on the other one…these look “totaled”

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late to the party...is it just me or is the roof entirely too flat? thinking about buying this for tinkering and the roof being accurately modeled is what I care about most.
 

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So has anybody found a printable file? other than the op? I bought one but its not printable
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I would like to have this 3D model if anyone has it.
 

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So has anybody found a printable file? other than the op? I bought one but its not printable
What makes it not printable?

Can you say where you bought it from, so that none of us also spend money on that same model that's not printable?
 
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I'm gonna stop to my local library to check if they offer 3D printing services
 

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I print FDM and know I wouldn't waste my filament on these, because they are prolly not gonna look good w/o a great deal of after print processing. The one I saw in the thread, sitting on a keyboard, has to be resin? Im under the impression that a resin print has potential of very high quality out of the printer.
 

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Just wanted to chime in here that I tried a slightly different model from the same creator as OP's link that was the trim I wanted and a more recent publication date, but it's been awful preparing it to print on my resin printer. Lots of messed up geometry and voids that would cause resin trap problems. It probably wouldn't have as many errors on an FDM printer, but I would definitely be wary of getting OP's model for resin printing anything above a small scale.
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